- About your UCLA Logon ID
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Your UCLA Logon ID (for merly known as the BOL Logon ID) is what you use to authenticate to electronic services across campus. It may also form the first part of your UCLA email address. Once created, your UCLA Logon ID is permanently assigned to your 9-digit UCLA ID (UID) number. Accounts created without a UID, e.g., for collaboration or guests, can be used to authenticate many UCLA applications, but are not generally eligible to receive campus services (email, network access, etc.).
- Email & Network Services
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Bruin OnLine (BOL) provides the UCLA community with email, web hosting services, network connectivity (including wireless), UCLA-licensed software and support. To access BOL services and software, you must have a UCLA Logon ID.
- Campus Wireless
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The campus wireless network, UCLAWLAN, requires a UCLA logon ID for access and also allows access via Virtual Private Network (VPN) clients for secure/encrypted connections. Wireless access for some mobile phones and devices is supported. Device configurations and client software are available from Bruin OnLine.
- Computer & Data Security
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Responsibility for keeping your logon ID, hardware, software, and data safe lies with each and every member of the UCLA community. This Safe Computing website helps ensure understanding of and compliance to security policies and appropriate use of IT resource. It also offers a brief online security training program (20 minute).